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Leaside Property Owners’ AGM Tuesday, Nov 22, 2016

The Leaside Property Owners’ Association is hosting their Annual General Meeting at Trace Manes Community Centre (110 Rumsey Road) on Tuesday, November 22, 2016 at 7:00pm.  Scheduled topics of discussion include:

  • Round Table Discussion on Committee of Adjustment
    Will Johnston (Acting Chief Building Official, City of Toronto) • Al Kivi (SERRA) • Joe Nanos (Director Community Planning North York District) • Moderator: Brian Athey
  • LPOA Traffic Committee Update & Consultant Report
  • LPOA Business
  • Councillor Jon Burnside, Premier Kathleen Wynne and MP Rob Oliphant have been invited to attend

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Crane towered over Bayview/Millwood Thursday morning

One lane of Millwood Road, east of Bayview was blocked by a rather large crane.  It was delivering what appears to be a new HVAC unit to the roof of the TD Canada Trust branch on the south-east corner.  Easy does it!

Ouch! Truck’s rear lift crunches Chevy on Millwood Rd.

iphone-004This nice looking Chevy car suffered a direct hit from the mea-looking rear-lift on this delivery truck behind Epi Bread on Millwood Road, just west of Bayview Avenue on Wednesday morning. Ouch!

4th Annual Pumpkin Parade in Belsize Parkette tonight

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Another crash at Bayview and Soudan/Parkhurst Tuesday

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Doesn’t look like there were any injuries — this time.  Seems as if the Porsche was trying to dash across Bayview. There is a “solution” being proposed but it isn’t very driver friendly. Traffic advisors want no-go rules at Soudan-Parkhurst

Patrons at Grilltime Meat Shop have great taste!

Woman pedestrian, 63, fatally struck at Eglinton and Hanna

Jeep appears to have damage to the to the left front — CP24

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Jeep SUV sits in eastbound lanes of Eglinton east of Hanna Rd.

A 63-year-old woman was killed on Eglinton Ave. East at Hanna Road Thursday evening when she was struck by a car. The accident scene was a short distance east of Hanna Road where a black car facing eastbound was later stopped in the eastbound lane as police did reconstruction. Traffic was being diverted along Sutherland, Parklea and Hanna with Eglinton being re-opened overnight.  There was no LRT construction restriction at that point. Police said Thursday was one of the most dangerous mornings in months for pedestrians. Ten people were hit by drivers before noon. Seven were hit in one hour alone.

Painting the town orange? When Halloween goes wrong

Reporting from South Bayview’s Starbucks yesterday, Angela Lam, of Stainton Murray & Lam at 1552 Bayview Avenue thought our readers would be interested to know why it appears that someone has painted the town… um, orange.  Literally.  A can of neon orange spray paint had been dropped on Bayview Avenue and when it got run over, it exploded neon spray paint all over the parked cars in front of Starbucks. A black Ford Explorer SUV got the brunt of it, and was decorated appropriately for Halloween. Angela did not get to see the reaction when they returned to their Jackson Pollack inspired new paint job, but we reckon they were not pleased.

Bayview and Eglinton traffic “horrible” Thursday morning

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One driver tweeted this picture and added there were no police, no TTC nor construction employees to make sure this type of crazy pile up was avoided.

bayview-eglinton-oct-13thTraffic is a complete mess with construction.  No pain, no gain, right?  We dream of the day when the Eglinton LRT is operational.

TPFFA’s Care Enough to Wear Pink presents “Louise”

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“Louise”

Toronto Fire Fighters have officially kicked off their Care Enough to Wear Pink campaign for the month of October.  Their pink fire truck, named “Louise” garnered much attention at her first public appearances, a big hit with both children and adults. Many photos have been taken so far and they ask that you tweet or post those photos of yourself with Louise on Twitter or Facebook, using the hashtag #TPFFApink.  On October 4th, Louise appeared on Breakfast Television then she then headed north to the Louise Temerty Breast Cancer Centre at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre to visit staff and patients for the day.  In 2011, Toronto Fire Fighters pledged to raise $100,000 for the Louise Temerty Breast Cancer Centre. To date, the TPFFA have raised $77,300 of their $100,000 pledge. Please support them to ensure that they fulfil that pledge by the end of October this year.

To support our campaign and help us reach our $100,000 pledge, you have a few options:

Option #1: Attend an event that we are hosting – please see the ever evolving event listing below, which will be updated on a regular basis. You can receive one of our very popular pink baseball caps with a donation of $20.00 or one of our pink ribbon pins for a $5.00 donation. Of course, we will also accept any donation that you are willing to make to the campaign.

TPFFA’s Care Enough to Wear Pink baseball cap

Option #2: Pink baseball caps and pink ribbon pins can be purchased from two branch locations of our Comtech Fire Credit Union, located at either 1997 Avenue Road or 637 King Street W.

Option #3: Pick your pink baseball cap up from the Toronto Professional Fire Fighters’ Association office, located at 39 Commissioners Street.

Event Schedule

Please note that more events will be added that are yet to be finalized. Some dates and/or times may change but will be communicated as soon as those changes are known.

Thursday October 6th:
· Steamwhistle Brewery from 5:00pm until 9:00pm

Saturday October 8th:
· Loblaws at 17 Leslie Street (Leslie & Lakeshore) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Sunday October 9th:
· Loblaws at 17 Leslie Street (Leslie & Lakeshore) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Saturday October 15th:
· Loblaws at 2877 Bayview Village (Bayview & Sheppard) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Sunday October 16th:
· Loblaws at 2877 Bayview Village (Bayview & Sheppard) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Saturday October 22nd:
· Loblaws at 10 Lower Jarvis Street (Queen’s Quay) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Sunday October 23rd:
· Loblaws at 10 Lower Jarvis Street (Queen’s Quay) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Saturday October 29th:
· Loblaws at 60 Carlton Street (Maple Leaf Gardens) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

Sunday October 30th:
· Loblaws at 60 Carlton Street (Maple Leaf Gardens) from 8:30 am until 4:00pm

See you all there!

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CODE BLACK Cancelled: Branson Ambulatory Care Centre

A bomb threat warning at the Branson Ambulatory Care Unit of the North York General Hospital on Tuesday was called off Tuesday morning.just at 10 a.m. There were no injuries and nothing was found in the building.

RCMP update bomb scare evacuation of PEI schools